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I was wondering if someone has experienced the same problem as me and can help me. I have a maven project which contains 6 modules. Some of modules are depending on each other. The project is written in Java and builds to jars, wars and aar. I've been trying to import it to Eclipse with the m2eclipse plug-in. It seems to work fine until the project builds. During the build process I get hundreds of errors complaining about missing Java files which are generated. As I found out eclipse can't recognize that some of generated packages should be interpreted as source code. I don't realy know what

I had issues with authentication when working with GitHub's Probot app. When I ran the app using npm start, I would get github: Github request: GET /app/installations - 404 Not Found and ERROR probot: {"message":"Integration not found", "documentation_url": " https://developer.github.com/v3 "} I later found that the reason I was getting this issue was because I was working from a GitHub Enterprise account and needed to add an extra variable to my .env file: GHE_HOST=github.your_company.com After restarting my app, I no longer had those issues. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50844416

I am developing a website that requires tagging up different types of content, which favors using django-taggit. But, it would be extremely beneficial if the tags were represented in the database in their natural hierarchy, favoring use of django-mptt or django-treebeard. What is the best solution to integrate the generic tagging functionality of taggit with the tree-structure provided by mptt / treebeard? Tentacles I used treebeard and taggit's custom through models to implement hierarchical tags. Just found this yesterday, so I can't really tell if it's what you're looking for: django

This may be a silly question, but when you commit to Git for Heroku, does it show up anywhere on Github or is there any way to have it show up that way? Or where are the commits being stored? I wasn't able to find anywhere online to know if this was possible or not. The closest and most relavent I did find on Stack was this: Heroku + Github Integration Thanks! Yes, if you push your code to github then you'll see the log messages - Heroku is after all just a remote git repo, just like github is. If you push your code to Heroku, it will not show up in Github unless you do the following. If you

How to: Make an Asp.Net application to recognize a plone authenticated user (his/her id, roles and any other available data) and vice-versa? Show plone contents inside my asp.net application or show some application-specific data inside plone? Insert plone contents from inside an asp.net application? optilude There are a couple of high level approaches: Security: Put a web server in front of both Plone and the ASP.net application and use the auth_tkt cookie format. Apache and nginx support this, for example, and Plone 4 has built-in auth_tkt cookie format support. Use a shared ActiveDirectory

It's most common practice to register routes in Application_Start event within global.asax.cs/vb file. But you need to have access to this file to do so. Fine. I either don't have or don't want to. I'm trying to integrate Asp.net MVC application into a Sharepoint 2010 site and don't want to create my custom global application class that would also register routes for me and change the Sharepoint's Global.asax file and put a different class definition in it. My application wouldn't be accepted because I would be doing unsupported things to Sharepoint. I was wondering if it was possible to